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By Zara Barrie |
July 28, 2014

Factory Girl: What is a factory girl?

Arts + Entertainment
Things To Do

By Dora Walters |
January 20, 2010

Yiddish newspaper remains a leader for Jewish people

The Jewish Forward has been published for 112 years - and will likely be around for at least 100 more.

Longboat Key
Neighbors

By Nolan Peterson |
November 8, 2013

SKA celebrates 65 years

The Siesta Key Association celebrated its 65th anniversary Thursday, meeting to discuss its current agenda while looking back at the history of the community. group.

Siesta Key
News

By Nick Friedman |
January 3, 2013

Artist hopes to preserve history through sculpture

Four years after Greg Marra took a trip to Slovakia, a phone call from a stranger brought to life a 68-year-old story of courage.

Sarasota
Neighbors

By Robin Roy |
September 24, 2009

New event fees delayed

Sarasota's plan to charge for the use of parks for special events, which some say would kill some St. Armands Circle events, will be delayed until at least December.

Sarasota
News

By Robin Roy |
September 23, 2009

New event fees delayed

Sarasota's plan to charge for the use of parks for special events, which some said would kill some St. Armands Circle events, will be delayed until at least December.

Longboat Key
News

By Bonnie Silvestri |
April 30, 2013

Westcoast Black Theatre Troupe promises another hit season

Arts + Culture

By Robin Roy |
June 30, 2010

City could take control of parks

As it tries to shed some expenses, Sarasota County will attempt to shift operation and maintenance costs for neighborhood parks within city limits to the city.

Sarasota
News

By Observer Staff |
August 26, 2010

OUR VIEW: The attack plan failed

The saying goes, "All is fair in love, war and politics." But as we have witnessed in this year's Republican gubernatorial election, "fair" does not equate with right and proper, and it certainly doesn't equate with integrity.

Sarasota
Opinion

By Observer Staff |
November 12, 2009

Welcome Back: Summer Recap

Summer is officially over, but the stories that made headlines from May through October certainly heated up the months that some residents were away.

Sarasota
News

By Pam Eubanks |
December 30, 2009

10 to Contend: Dr. Bob McCann

As a candidate for the District 67 state representative seat, River Club resident Dr. Bob McCann is the only candidate with experience in both law and medicine. His philosophy should appeal to conservatives: less government coupled with more personal responsibility equals moreÂ progress.

East County
News

By Pam Eubanks |
December 30, 2009

10 to Contend: Paul Chetlain

Paul Chetlain is responsible for the maintenance of Lakewood Ranch's ponds and landscaping. The Bradenton native is working to use innovative and green technologies to reduce or eliminate the battle between a pleasing landscape and a healthy one.

East County
News

By Rachel Brown Hackney |
February 23, 2012

What does the upkeep cost?

County commissioners Tuesday debated the cost of Village upkeep, questioning whether county staff had over-estimated expenses for the current fiscal year.

Siesta Key
News

By Pam Eubanks |
August 3, 2011

Eva Rey becomes new executive director of Lakewood Ranch Town Hall

Eva Rey started Aug. 1 as the executive director of Lakewood Ranch Town Hall.

East County
News

By Jen Blanco |
February 29, 2012

Athlete of the Week: Zach Hoppe

The Out-of-Door Academy senior Zach Hoppe recorded 27 strikeouts and allowed just two walks in 11 innings of work this past week, improving his record to 2-0 on the season. Hoppe also is batting .333 through the first four games of the season.

East County
Sports

By Jen Blanco |
August 22, 2011

Community Golf Scores 08.02.11 to 08.18.11

East County golfers post amazing numbers on area courses.

East County
Sports

By Pam Nadon |
August 10, 2011

Film Review: 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes'

If animal abuse tears at your heartstrings, you better skip 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes.' Although the apes are not living creatures, the film's astounding effectiveness at portraying them as such can be difficult to watch.

Arts + Culture

By Robin Hartill |
February 23, 2011

Road to Redevelopment

Since 2008, Anna Maria's Pine Avenue has been undergoing a transformation. Restoration project partner Ed Chiles thinks the development could offer a model for Longboat.